9 February 2018 | Euronews
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USA Wall Street sees sharp gains at the end of whipsaw week The value of US stocks picked up on Friday (February 9), giving investors some solace after a highly volatile week. -
Germany Party praises Schulz for refusing government role in coalition deal Andrea Nahles, the favourite to lead the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD), described Martin Schulz's decision as "remarkable and humane". -
United Kingdom Scots scientists grow first ever human egg to maturity Researchers say this development could improve fertility treatment for many women -
Spain Who is Elsa Artadi, the emerging future president of Catalonia? An aide to Carles Puigdemont could be installed as the next leader of Catalan’s parliament, according to local media, while Puigdemont governs de facto from his refuge in Brussels. -
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United Kingdom Conman who lied about family's tower block death is jailed for 21 months Anh Nhu Nguyen was convicted after saying that his wife and son died in London's Grenfell tower disaster. -
United Kingdom Brexit deal in doubt over UK demands The EU's chief negotiatior, Michel Barnier, says agreement on a transition period after Brexit has been thrown into doubt by the UK's demands and is not a 'given' -
Syria Besieged Syrians suffer their bloodiest week in years Government air strikes on the rebel-held suburbs of Damascus have killed scores of Syrians, in what is said to be their worst week since 2015. -
Earth News Rare Picasso ceramics are on display in Copenhagen Louisiana Museum of Modern Art celebrates its 60th anniversary with the exhibition. -
World Inside Elie Saab's atelier: dream clothing In its second episode, Inspire Middle East delves into the universe of fashion icon Elie Saab with an exploration of the region’s elegant new trends. -
United Kingdom London's 'fatberg' moves from sewer to museum Museum of London opens its newest exhibition featuring the East End's 'fatberg'. -
Business Planet Going global: what do SMEs need to do to tap into international markets? Find out how one all-female SME on the Portuguese island of Madeira has successfully conquered the international stage. -
South Korea Winter Olympics kicks off with historic handshake The Winter Olympics started with a colourful ceremony, though the diplomacy was tougher to predict. -
Belgium Europe set to review daylight saving time over clock change safety fears Several northern European countries are urging the EU to abolish clock changes in winter and summer -
No Comment Taiwan: Post earthquake rescue operations wind down The search for survivors has been hampered by more than 200 aftershocks. -
Greece EU Comissioner says he was framed in Novartis scandal Greek prosecutors say some Greek officials accepted money from Novartis. -
Europe News 'Ankara is no different from ISIL' former PYD leader tells euronews Salih Muslim told euronews that Turkey's Afrin operation is about regaining lost ground. -
USA Wall Street bounces back a day after huge plunge With US stocks set for their biggest weekly losses in at least six years, the three big indexes recovered some ground -
World News Olympic flame is lit, officially kicking off the Pyeongchang Games In frigid weather, athletes from the two Koreas marched into the stadium together, fuelling hopes for peace between the two nations technically at war since the 1950s. -
World News Luxury European jewellers failing to ensure ethical supply chains: report Which European brands are the best and worst when it comes to ethical sourcing? -
Italy Europe has a model for integrating Muslim migrants. It's in Sicily As Italy deals with the aftermath of a violent attack on immigrants, Muslims in Catania offer an example of how integration can work. -
Belgium Belgium is (slowly) sterilising all its cats European nation is the first country in the world to take the measure to avoid overpopulation. -
France Court upholds ex-FN leader Le Pen's expulsion The power struggle between Front National founder Jean-Marie Le Pen and his daughter Marine continues as a court upholds his suspension from the party -
Europe News Julian Assange, Trump's parade plan and a new government for Germany It's all in this week's State of the Union with Stefan Grobe -
United Kingdom "Black Panther" has its European premiere The film is reported to have already broken records - with more pre-sales of tickets than any other Marvel movie. -
South Korea Winter Olympics opening ceremony gets underway The opening ceremony for the 2018 Winter Olympics kicks off in Pyeongchang, South Korea. -
World News US Congress moves to end brief federal government shutdown -
Cult Britain's most expensive car up for auction This 1961 Aston Martin DB4GT Zagato ‘2 VEV’ is expected to reach up to £15m at auction in Paris -
World News EU finds semi-solution for geo-blocking discrimination: View The EU's new law banning geo-blocking for e-commerce is perhaps one of the most important steps towards a true single market for consumers, writes the European Consumer Organisation's Agustín Reyna. -
Korea Winter Olympics: Kim Jong Un's sister meets South Korean President following opening ceremony Kim Yo Jong is the first member of North Korea's ruling family to visit the South since the 1950-53 Korean War. -
USA Trump puts in 3 billion budget request to begin Mexican wall Initial sum earmarked for land and steel purchases for barrier along Mexican border, a key 2016 electoral promise for the president. -
USA Glowing phytoplankton light up California coast. Once the wind picks back up, the phytoplankton will be dispersed through the waves, and the glow will disappear. -
South Korea Peaceful Pyeongchang Olympics can lead to lasting Korean peace: View The goodwill and meeting opportunities generated by the Olympic deal should be utilised to bring about peace, argue professors Chung-in Moon and Timo Kivimaki. -
Italy Italy: Police and neo-Nazi activists clash at demonstrations in Macerata The protest follows the shooting and wounding of six African immigrants in the small Italian city by a right-wing extremist. -
South Korea CAS rejects olympic appeals from 47 Russian competitors & coaches Doping ban bars them from taking part in 24th Winter games in South Korea. -
World News US government shuts down despite late Senate vote on budget deal The US Senate approved a budget deal in the early hours of Friday morning, but too late to prevent another federal government shutdown.